"No, non io, tu."

Translation: No, not me, you.

[meaeat]

Feels awkwardly phrased. When would anyone ever say this?

[Lloydo3000]

Maybe if it were a question? "No, not me, you?"

[SSHRafiqi]

Yup

[acarosa58]

Yes

[RichardDonovan95]

While the translation is correct, I, as an American, would interpret this as a thing one might say verbally, but it is not a complete sentence. In English speech, sometimes one omits words. In grammatically correct writing one does not unless it is a quotation. I would say something like this if I meant "No, it is not I, it is you."

[Vinnybz]

I got it wrong because of ",."

[Valak-nerkhan]

That's funny because duolingo doesn't care about punctuation in the grading.

[sokafouad]

no not me you

[ondaran]

It's not me.... it's you

[theotherclennam]

Why is the final word 'tu' so quiet?